In this week’s “Beyond the Bylines,” Joe Starkey and Tim Benz discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers’ poor showing in the NFLPA grades. What does this say about the players’ perception of the franchise in the post-Mike Tomlin era? We also investigate Malik Willis’ price tag and the importance of toilets in NFL locker rooms.
Regarding hockey, we react to Jack Hughes’ warm reception at PPG Paints Arena on Thursday night, as well as how the Penguins played against his New Jersey Devils.
On the Pirates front, Joe and I get into how Konnor Griffin is opening eyes outside of Pittsburgh, the passing of Bucs legend Bill Mazeroski and the “Ralph Kiner’s hands” statue at PNC Park.
We also include memories of the Charles Smith-era L.A. Clippers, banter about the crowd at Penguins games and Joe’s irrational fear of the St. Louis Arch.
All that and more in this week’s “Beyond the Bylines.” Listen here or watch below.
